Sheng Qi Shi Zang Herbal Supplement
or Shen Clinic Source Powder

Herbal Remedy to Support Normal Digestion

Source Qi  is a complicated proprietary formula designed for good digestive health, which can be used in a number of different conditions. Some of which are diagnosed by Western medicine to be IBS, (Inflammatory Bowel Syndrome).  Basically, this diagnosis means that medical examinations and diagnostic tests have not revealed the cause of intestinal symptoms.  IBS is considered an auto-immune disease.  Chinese herbs can often help as much in these situations as do Western drugs, partly because TCM diagnostics provide the cause and (potentially) the cure.

The formula contains 15 herbs; many are Spleen Tonics, such as REN SHEN (ginseng root), SHAN YAO (dioscoria), BAI ZHU (atractylodes), and FU LING (poria). As would be expected, however some herbs have actions that extend the reach of the formula and serve to balance the combination.  For example, astringent herbs which reduce diarrhea, such as CHUN GEN PI, LIAN ZI, and QIAN SHI, are modified by ROU DOU KOU, which promotes bowel movement and is often used against constipation.  Without the ROUO DOU KOU, the astringent herbs could turn diarrhea into constipation, not the best outcome. With it, the formula is more balanced, and likely to provide bowel normalcy.

Severe Spleen deficiency combined with internal cold can result in organ prolapse, most commonly rectal prolapse. The formula is also designed to discourage prolapse by providing HUANG QI astragalus, and SHENG MA, Cimicifuga, both of which 'Raise the Qi'.

SHEN QU, and, GAN JIANG are also included.  SHEN QU to reduce food stagnation and GAN JIANG to warm the interior.  Additionally, CHAI HU is provided to reduce stress, which often accompanies, and may be a causal factor of conditions such as IBS.

SOURCE QI Uses and Indications of When to Use It

• Diarrhea or chronic Loose stool
• Low appetite
• Weak digestion
• Bowel urgency or bowel incontinence
• Bloating
• Tired
  
  

SOURCE QI TCM Uses and Properties

• Boosts the Spleen and Stomach Qi
• Astringes bowels
• Increases digestive function
  
  

SOURCE QI Serving Size

3 capsules up to three times a day, best on an empty stomach, or as prescribed.

90 or 270 capsules per bottle, 750mg each

SOURCE QI Safety Cautions and Contra-Indications

• Avoid during common cold or other acute respiratory condition.
• Avoid if you have retention of urine, or urinary difficulty.

Self-diagnosis and treatment aren't recommended for chronic, recurring, or serious conditions. To insure the best outcome for yourself and minimize the chance of side effects, it's best to start a TELEVISIT OR E-MAIL CONSULTATION.

SOURCE QI by Health Concerns Ingredients

Shen Clinic Source Powder Ingredients

* Information is for educational purpose and is not meant to substitute for the advice of your healthcare provider. These statements have not been evaluated by the US Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.